Žiga Ogorelec
35 · Kočevje · Slovenia
Won the World Championship on day 90
- 1. Sleeping bag
- 2. Cooking pot
- 3. Shovel
- 4. Saw
- 5. Knife
- 6. Bow and arrows
- 7. Gill net
- 8. Fishing line and hooks
Alone Season 13 — World Championship
Ten international survivalists, ten items each, in the Richardson Mountains, Northwest Territories, Canada. Updated after every episode airs.
Ten competitors representing different survival traditions. Status updates within hours of each episode airing; days survived are only recorded once confirmed on screen.
35 · Kočevje · Slovenia
Won the World Championship on day 90
40 · Prince George, British Columbia · Canada
Mental and physical exhaustion
40 · New South Wales · Australia
Achieved his goals and left on his own terms to see family
51 · Gower Peninsula, Wales · United Kingdom
Effects of starvation
40 · New York, USA · United States
Eye irritation from smoke and steam in her shelter
37 · Kotzebue, Alaska · United States
Fecal impaction
41 · Lisbon · Portugal
Heart rate (34 bpm) too low — medically evacuated
24 · Hokitika · New Zealand
Emotional breakdown
54 · Palmer, Alaska · United States
Burned up his ferro rod in the fire
31 · Washington, USA · United States
Missed family
Every confirmed item, side by side, so you can see which categories the World Championship field prioritised and how those choices played out.
| Contestant | Country | Days | Status | 10 items |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Žiga Ogorelec | Slovenia | 90 | Winner | Sleeping bag, Cooking pot, Shovel, Saw, Knife, Bow and arrows, Gill net, Fishing line and hooks |
| Aaron Barnard | Canada | 87 | Still in | Sleeping bag, Ax, Saw, Bow and arrows, Multitool, Paracord, Snare wire, Cooking pot |
| Nero Buys | Australia | 85 | Tapped out — day 85 | Sleeping bag, Ax, Multitool, Paracord, Fishing line and hooks, Bow and arrows, Cooking pot, Snare wire |
| Andrew Price | United Kingdom | 71 | Tapped out — day 71 | Ax, Saw, Multitool, Paracord, Snare wire, Fishing line and hooks, Sleeping bag |
| Jacks Genega | United States | 62 | Tapped out — day 62 | Ferro rod, Fishing line and hooks, Snare wire, Sleeping bag, Cooking pot, Paracord, Ax |
| Will Longley | United States | 30 | Tapped out — day 30 | Sleeping bag, Cooking pot, Ferro rod, Gill net, Ax, Multitool, Bow and arrows, Paracord |
| Clementino Pedrosa | Portugal | 21 | Medical — day 21 | Sleeping bag, Cooking pot, Ferro rod, Saw, Ax, Knife, Bow and arrows |
| Poldi Waldmann-Moloney | New Zealand | 14 | Tapped out — day 14 | Cooking pot, Saw, Bow and arrows, Fishing line and hooks, Ax, Multitool, Ferro rod |
| Dave Booth | United States | 4 | Tapped out — day 4 | Cooking pot, Sleeping bag, Bow and arrows, Multitool, Ax, Saw, Fishing line and hooks, Ferro rod |
| David Young | United States | 3 | Tapped out — day 3 | Bow and arrows, Ferro rod, Sleeping bag, Cooking pot, Machete, Fishing line and hooks, Multitool |
Ten survivalists from around the world are dropped into the Beaufort Delta below the Richardson Mountains to compete for $500,000 in the first Alone World Championship. Some find early success trapping and hunting; one competitor discovers that skill alone may not be enough to endure what is coming.
Read the full recapThe opening movement closes with consequence rather than reputation: one participant makes a devastating mistake, while another gets a shot at big game and a foothold in Alone history.
Read the full recapAfter a tumultuous first week, the remaining survivalists keep fighting to settle into Arctic life. One participant finally gets a chance at big game, while another reaps the benefits of a well-placed trapline.
Read the full recapThe survivalists grow comfortable in their surroundings until the mountains signal a harsh shift ahead. As winter encroaches, one faces a dangerous predator encounter and another begins to crack under the pressure.
Read the full recapA brief window lets the field regroup and refocus, but the Arctic keeps testing resolve: one participant gets a chance at big game while another faces a lynx that puts their food supply at risk.
Read the full recapWith survival hinging on preparation, the remaining participants scramble to secure essentials. Key food wins offer a glimmer of hope, but mounting fatigue and a looming medical check threaten to unravel hard-earned progress.
Read the full recapWildlife encounters push the participants to their limits as one has a run-in with a moose and another is stalked by a bear. The environment tests body and mind alike.
Read the full recapTurbulent weather keeps battering the field. One participant takes to open water, another finds a goldmine of food in an unlikely source, a severe stomach issue puts one survivalist's future in jeopardy, and another struggles to recover from a failed moose hunt.
Read the full recapAs the temperature plummets, the river begins to lock up. Shelter designs face their ultimate test, leaving one survivalist struggling to stay warm while smoke causes another to question their longevity.
Read the full recapBrutal cold and snow pummel the Arctic and one survivalist makes a grave mistake with a key piece of gear. As daylight rapidly fades, the participants retreat inside, where the mind becomes its own worst enemy and shelters are put to the test. Jacks Genega taps out on day 62 after smoke and steam overwhelm her shelter.
As the Arctic winter deepens, a mistake leaves one survivalist racing to save their shelter from going up in smoke, and a brazen bear raid on a critical food source leaves another participant reeling. A severe lack of food and the pull of home force the last four to dig deeper than ever.
Read the full recapArctic cold pushes the final three to the brink as a series of critical medical checks threatens to end their runs just short of the finish. Battling prolonged isolation and starvation, each competitor makes desperate choices simply to survive another twenty-four hours.
Read the full recapThe Arctic plunges toward the polar night and the last survivalists must summon everything they have left. Nero Buys leaves on day 85 on his own terms, Aaron Barnard taps on day 87 from mental and physical exhaustion, and Žiga Ogorelec stays to day 90 to win $500,000 and the first Alone World Championship.
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Ranked lists for the exact categories that decide a season.